A network of neighborhoods

The neighborhood,
porch light on.

Find your street, talk with the people on it, and keep up with the shops around the corner. Seven sections, one calm feed — nothing from the other side of town.

What neighbors talk about

General DiscussionRecommendationsAsk NeighborsEventsBuy & SellFree StuffLost & FoundSafety & Alerts

“Anyone know a good plumber?”

Six neighbors answered within the hour.

The directory

Find your neighborhood

Every neighborhood keeps its own feed, its own neighbors, and its own local businesses.

Don't see your street? Start the neighborhood and invite a few neighbors in.

Start a neighborhood

Separate places to talk

Eight sections, so the feed stays readable

A lost dog shouldn't get buried under a mattress sale. Each conversation lives in its own section, and you can read just the ones you care about.

General Discussion

The front porch: whatever's on your mind this week.

Recommendations

Who to call, where to eat, what actually worked.

Ask Neighbors

Questions the people down the street can answer.

Events

Block parties, meetups, and get-togethers.

Buy & Sell

Sell, swap, or hunt down something nearby.

Free Stuff

Give away what you no longer need.

Lost & Found

Missing pets, keys, and neighbors' things.

Safety & Alerts

Roads, weather, and things worth a heads-up.

How porch works

01

Join your street

Pick your neighborhood from the directory — or start it if nobody has yet. You can belong to more than one.

02

Talk where it belongs

Post into recommendations, events, buy & sell, lost & found, or any other section. Neighbors reply in comments.

03

Shop a few doors down

Local businesses run a $10 ad inside the neighborhoods they serve, so the sponsor is someone you could walk to.

For local businesses

Ten dollars. Every porch on the street.

No agency, no monthly contract. Post your business into the neighborhoods you actually serve and stay visible to the people who walk past your door.

  • One ad in the neighborhoods you choose
  • A headline, description, and link to your site
  • Shown in the feed sidebar and the business directory
Post a $10 adOne-time payment

Your business here

A short line about what you do and where to find you. This is exactly where it appears for neighbors.

Neighborhood ad$10